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This three-electrode electrochemical gas sensor detects methanol gas, offering two measurement ranges: 0~100ppm and 0~500ppm, with support for high-concentration monitoring (up to 200ppm). Featuring a simple design with an interface resistance of 5~30Ω, it is easy to use and low-maintenance, widely applied in industrial safety, laboratory research, and environmental monitoring.
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Methanol gas sensors are primarily used to detect the concentration of methanol (CH₃OH) in the air, helping to promptly identify leaks or excessive levels to prevent poisoning and fire hazards. They are commonly found in chemical, pharmaceutical, laboratory, and alcohol fuel industries, serving as critical safety monitoring equipment.
Methanol gas sensors are widely deployed in chemical plants, laboratories, warehouses, fuel production facilities, and other settings—particularly those involving frequent use of organic solvents and alcohol-based substances. Installing these sensors enables real-time environmental monitoring, safeguarding personnel safety and ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
Maintenance primarily involves regular calibration, keeping the sensor probe clean, and avoiding prolonged exposure to highly corrosive gases. Methanol gas sensors typically last 2–5 years, though maintenance intervals should be shortened in harsh environments.